In yet another political stunt, Vice President Kamala Harris attempted to take a cheap shot at former President Donald Trump, only to have her attack backfire spectacularly. The incident unfolded following a Trump town hall event in Oaks, Pennsylvania, where Harris and her campaign team falsely suggested Trump was experiencing some sort of personal issue on stage. The truth, however, was far less dramatic, and ABC News was quick to set the record straight.
The Trump town hall, held just outside Philadelphia, was briefly interrupted by two medical emergencies that occurred among the rally attendees. After the second incident, Trump chose to end the Q&A session early and shift the event to a more light-hearted tone by playing some of his favorite music. Harris, however, saw an opportunity to pounce, making a mocking post on X (formerly Twitter), “Hope he’s okay,” and her campaign followed up with, “Trump appears lost, confused, and frozen on stage as multiple songs play for 30+ minutes and the crowd pours out of the venue early.”
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But according to ABC News correspondent Terry Moran, who was on-site covering the event, Harris’s portrayal of what happened was far from accurate. He explained that the former president was not confused or struggling, but rather reacting to the atmosphere after the medical emergencies had shifted the mood. The truth, as reported by Moran, was that people were having a good time, and Trump decided to stop the questions and play music to lift the spirits of his supporters.
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